Wang Wenzhi (1730-1802) was a Qing Dynasty poet and calligrapher. The character Yu Qing, the number of the dream building, the Jiangsu Sultan disciple. Gong calligraphy, with the charm of the wind to win. There are "Dream Building Poetry Collection" and "Fast Rain Hall Inscription". He accompanied Hanlin to read Quankui to Ryukyu. Qianlong entered the priesthood for twenty-five years, was taught editing, promoted to read, and was officially sent to the prefect of Lin'an, Yunnan.
Wang Wenzhi was famous for his calligraphy in his lifetime, and in his early years, he studied calligraphy from his predecessors and was deeply influenced by it. His calligraphy was studied by Chu Suiliang, and his cursive calligraphy was learned from the Orchid Pavilion Preface and the Sacred Order. After middle age, he changed his habit to Zhang Zhizhi. Judging from Wang Wenzhi's calligraphy, his flowing and gentle dot paintings and feminine and uniform knots, while the flattening of the lines, are the result of immersion in the calligraphy of the Zi family. In addition to the influence of Zhen and Dong, there is another factor that cannot be ignored: Wang Wenzhi immersed himself in Meditation after middle age, and paid special attention to the calligraphy of Buddhist scriptures. He had received Zhang Jizhi's writing ink and copied and studied, so his writing style was as useful as Zhang Jizhi and Zheng Zhongguang.
Wang Wenzhi's calligraphy is sprinkled with pen rules, the structure is tight and restrained, and the ink color is mainly light, which is really a reproduction of Dong Qichang's calligraphy style. Wang Wenzhi faithfully adheres to the meaning of the thesis, but there is no traditional thesis of the flow of roundness and lightness. His books are turned less and more with pens, mainly folded, appearing decisive and clean. The thin and hard strokes are slightly rounded, both feminine and moving, but also handsome and luxurious, the wind god is scattered, and the tip of the pen reveals the characteristics of talent and beauty everywhere.